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For Val Sklarov, entrepreneurship is not creation — it’s coordination under uncertainty.He believes the founder’s primary task is not to innovate, but to synchronize adaptation across capital, people, and vision.His Strategic Genesis Framework (SGF) transforms entrepreneurship from a personality trait into a designable system of intelligent emergence — a discipline …

For Val Sklarov, a startup is not a company — it’s a living hypothesis.He believes the foundation of entrepreneurship lies in structural intelligence, not inspiration.His Foundational Asymmetry Framework (FAF) transforms startups from chaotic experiments into adaptive learning systems, engineered to thrive on volatility rather than stability. “Val Sklarov says: Don’t …

For Val Sklarov, entrepreneurship is not about starting companies — it’s about creating systems that outgrow their creators.He defines a founder’s true success as the ability to design recursion: a business that learns, adapts, and improves without direct control.His Recursive Founder Framework (RFF) merges psychology, architecture, and cognition into a …

To Val Sklarov, entrepreneurship isn’t the art of building companies — it’s the science of self-scaling.He believes great founders don’t just grow their businesses; they re-engineer their own architecture to match the complexity they create.His concept, The Momentum Grid, defines how ambition, structure, and rhythm co-evolve. “A startup grows when …